Theo: This is a funny thing. (funny weird, not funny ha-ha). I always forget to read the hovertext until somebody mentions it. With my daughter, she says that’s always the first thing she checks out. Then when someone mentions it and I remember to read it, the hovertext always is one of the funniest things about the whole picture. He-he. Anyway. That’s that.

Okay, so when I was scrolling down I was like, “oh, cute bun,” “oh, cute bun,” “oh, cute bun,” and the final one I let out a terribly long “ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhh!” which, I suppose, was the whole point! 🙂

QoD: first, you have my cat’s twin. Now, you’re being my twin! I always — I mean ALWAYS — forget to look at the hovertext until someone mentions it, & then I have to go back and check them all. And you’re right, they’re usually the best part. And every time, I swear, I’m going to check the hovertext BEFORE I look at the comments next time. But do I? Never. ‘Cause, as my daughter would say, I’m apparently a moron. Sheesh! (No – not calling you a moron! It’s just that — *how* does it keep happening?!) (Couldn’t have anything to do with advancing years, could it? No….)

5: Your daughter says you’re a moron?! Wait! Do we live in the same house?1! Are we the same person?! My daughter always reads the hovertext first and she says that I’m “stupa” because I always forget that!!!!! Am I or are you 5nowQueen of 8.com or something? (Where are I/we/you/me/ huh?)

Peeps! Ugg. I just fed my cat some wet cat food. It’s so disgusting! I don’t know how in the heck he can eat that crap. Yuck! And some of it got on my hand! Crap! Now I’m melting…I’m meeelllting! Ohhhh yuck. I’m melting into a pile of grossness goo. Help meeeee. I’m melting…………

@kibblenibble: The bunnehs I have known will not permit their bellehs to be snorgled. You’re usually safe if you target the previously discussed Axis of Snorgling. Head and cheek strokes are also generally accepted forms of homage.

I just know he’s going to win a Golden Glob award this year. Nobody – and I mean NOBODY – could portray the letter O like this guy. The rotundness, the floof, the ear flappage, the palpable disapproval. Like George Clooney even has a remote chance against this bun. 🙄

Q.o.D. Have you gotten the stench off your hands, yet? Grossest stuff known to humans… I have always wondered how a creature so dignified and fastidious in all other respects could eat anything so repugnent!?! Ugh!

PS – ButtaRumCake: May I please have a slice of butter rum cake while I sit in the corner wearing my dunce cap and waiting for the bunny to release me from my disapproval punishment? (oh. and also a glass of water please and thanks).

Theresa: “dignified and fastidious my Aunt Fanny.” Indeed! Also when they do something ungraceful like fall off the bed, and they try to act all “that wasn’t me!”

Seriously, is this type of bunny always so plush-y? ‘Cause his fur looks like that of a really good quality stuffed animal. I may have to expand our menagerie — I have a friend with rabbits who could teach me about them.

Did you know that a few years ago a British pet food company trialled mouse flavoured cat-food? With real mouse. Apparently the cats in the trial absolutely loved it, but their owners were appalled when they found out the ingredients and firmly indicated that they would not buy it, so it was never publically marketed.

Sorry about this peeps, but Theadosia’s comment reminded me of something. I once knew this guy who worked in a bread factory. Part of what they did was make croutons. Well, he said that sometimes, mice would eat their way into the loaves and get so full and big that there they would perish. The factory workers could always tell a “mouse loaf” by the hole in it and the weight of it but they would just toss the loaf into the machine that cut the bread into croutons anyway. Yuck.

Pour butter/cheese mixture over bread cubes, toss thoroughly and put back in about 350 degree (F…) oven until your desired degree of toasty crunchiness. Salt and pepper if you need them, before they cool off.

Serve with anything for which croutons are appropriate, or make “toast fingers” instead of cubes and offer with a cream-of-some-vegetable-or-another soup.

This is so cool! I love the recipe sharing going on here. I’m going to be making quiches for Christmas Eve and somebody here shared the idea of spreading dijon mustard on the crust before filling and baking. So I bought some dijon and am going to apply that when I cook Thursday. CO is so cool for so many reasons! 🙂

OK, you cooking-from-scratch peeps! Always one-upping us buyers-of-packaged-croutons! You’ll just miss out on all that nutritious mouse protein, not to mention a little extra mouse fiber! Ewwww–gross! (there, now you don’t have to say it) ;-))

@5^^: When something like falling off the bed, or missing the far end of the graceful leap, it seems I can hear Picky saying “so what? what are you looking at? I meant to do that!”
In the meantime, Mr. Bun reminds me of a plushy I once had. I’m afraid I loved the hair clean off of him. (BTW, is that a REAL plushy?)